Medium’s Svara takes a deep dive into the complexity and nuance of the world’s languages
Medium Magazine’s Femke shares her list of book recommendations for a productive summer break.
In dit artikel stelt Niels de hedendaagse complexe overheidsstelsels aan de kaak, waarbij een overkoepelend basisvoorkomen voor allen wordt voorgesteld.
Internships often become a major part of many university students’ lives. But in the rush to secure the best internship we often overlook a very important part. Marie talks about why organizational culture comes first through her own experience.
UK has made some big moves in the food industry by asking food establishments to add calories on their menus. But is this really the best move? Find out as Lea break the ins and outs of this new policy.
We’ve all felt that pang of motivation when it came to posts on social media around ‘Fitspiration’. But how much do we really know? Matthijs dives into a research-oriented blog post about the true impact of ‘Fitspiration’ on the public and what it means for our future.
In this article, Asiah dives into the underlying societal consequences of the social media blackout which occurred on Monday, October 4th, 2021. What seemed like a minor inconvenience may actually have shed light on the truth behind our reliance on social media.
Justin supplies an anthropological insight into the construction of identity and the environments where that takes place.
What are conspiracy theories and why do people believe in them? In this article, Erris takes a closer look at the ins and outs of conspiracy theories.
Margarete introduces the Queer Communication Library, a resource hub for queer research and theory, founded by a fellow UvA student.
Aakansha gives an insight into some of the challenges entrepreneurs face today.
Have you ever thought about how many things you record every day, every hour, every minute? Follow Cindy as she takes you on a journey of finding out the necessities and consequences of living in the digital worlds we do today and find out how you choose to remember.
Audrius discusses one of the main current problems scientists face: getting the public to listen to them.
Medium’s Svara takes a deep dive into the complexity and nuance of the world’s languages
Medium Magazine’s Femke shares her list of book recommendations for a productive summer break.
In dit artikel stelt Niels de hedendaagse complexe overheidsstelsels aan de kaak, waarbij een overkoepelend basisvoorkomen voor allen wordt voorgesteld.
Internships often become a major part of many university students’ lives. But in the rush to secure the best internship we often overlook a very important part. Marie talks about why organizational culture comes first through her own experience.
UK has made some big moves in the food industry by asking food establishments to add calories on their menus. But is this really the best move? Find out as Lea break the ins and outs of this new policy.
We’ve all felt that pang of motivation when it came to posts on social media around ‘Fitspiration’. But how much do we really know? Matthijs dives into a research-oriented blog post about the true impact of ‘Fitspiration’ on the public and what it means for our future.
In this article, Asiah dives into the underlying societal consequences of the social media blackout which occurred on Monday, October 4th, 2021. What seemed like a minor inconvenience may actually have shed light on the truth behind our reliance on social media.
Justin supplies an anthropological insight into the construction of identity and the environments where that takes place.
What are conspiracy theories and why do people believe in them? In this article, Erris takes a closer look at the ins and outs of conspiracy theories.
Margarete introduces the Queer Communication Library, a resource hub for queer research and theory, founded by a fellow UvA student.
Aakansha gives an insight into some of the challenges entrepreneurs face today.
Have you ever thought about how many things you record every day, every hour, every minute? Follow Cindy as she takes you on a journey of finding out the necessities and consequences of living in the digital worlds we do today and find out how you choose to remember.
Audrius discusses one of the main current problems scientists face: getting the public to listen to them.
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